Aveyard
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Yorkshire/ˈeːv.jaːd/
Aveyard proper noun: an English surname.
Proper noun
Aveyard
Origin of Aveyard
Possibly from French. From Hayvyerd. Adopted as an alias by a man named Robert Janyn in Dewsbury, Yorkshire in the 16th century. Meaning unclear but might be related to "half a yard".
Questions about Aveyard
- What does Aveyard mean?
- Aveyard means an English surname.
- What part of speech is Aveyard?
- Aveyard is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Aveyard?
- Aveyard is pronounced /ˈeːv.jaːd/ (Yorkshire).
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